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Source: Orange Leader

By Tommy Mann Jr. Special to The Leader ORANGEFIELD — The Orangefield Bobcats are once again the champions of District 10-3A Division 1. The Bobcats demolished the Tarkington Longhorns, 55-7, on Thursday night to close out the regular season as district champs and the number one seed representing District 10-3A. The Bobcats will face the fourth place team from District 9-3A in the bi-district round next week with the team, date and location to be determined. Orangefield received the opening kickoff and needed only six plays to move the ball 53 yards in under three minutes to go ahead of the Longhorns, 7-0, courtesy of a 22-yard touchdown pass from senior quarterback Carson Gonzales to receiver Rylan Agerton. After an interception of the Tarkington quarterback four plays later, the Bobcats were on the board again thanks to a 4-yard run by Gage Lucas to give Orangefield a 14-0 advantage with 8:12 left to play in the first quarter.

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